Interesting workers comp info

I worked in litigation for quite awhile. If you ever do need to initiate a lawsuit for workers comp, do not go with the tv -better call Saul- lawyers.

Look for a large, established corporate law firm in your area, go for a consultation (not free) and go from there.

It's the difference between being handled like one of 10000 clients and having a professional actually working with and for you.

 

Thats great! Better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

 

My brother had his right hand crushed between 2 rolls of steel years ago(worked at a fabrication shop for car parts, all but 2 bones had multiple fractures). In his settlement, he has lifetime coverage on that hand AND if he ever has to leave that company or was demoted because he could no longer do his job, they had to cover the difference between what he was earning when the accident occured, and what a different job paid, with adjustment for cost of living increases. Even if it was being a greeter at Wally, he was guaranteed that he always had a paycheck. Small price to pay for losing 25% use of his hand, he had all it's parts, but they didn't work like they should.

 

Yes. They were scared you'd sue.

And if it comes down to it, sue.

It's not welfare. It's the law